Cardiac Echo Technologist — Advanced Ultrasound Imaging

Equiliem; Paramus (NJ); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Vision & Dental Insurance

Life Insurance

Matching 401(k)

Commuter Benefits

Employee Discounts & Rewards

Payroll Payment Options

Job summary

Equiliem seeks an Echocardiographer to perform cardiac ultrasound procedures, including 2-D, M-Mode, color flow, stress echo, TEE, and Doppler studies. The role requires assisting physicians, obtaining patient history, and ensuring proper equipment setup and cleanup.

Responsibilities include documenting studies, storing digital acquisitions, and communicating abnormal findings to the cardiologist. Candidates should meet licensure and ongoing education requirements, with a focus on patient safety

Qualifications

• Familiarity with computers, hemodynamic monitoring, and sterile operative techniques.
• Must document at least 15 hours of echocardiography-related continuing education over three years.
• Must acquire and maintain competencies, certifications, and continuing education to meet facility accreditation or licensing requirements.

Responsibilities

• Perform echocardiograms including 2-D, M-Mode, color flow, Doppler.
• Assist cardiology attendings during stress echo and TEE.
• Obtain patient history and prepare the room and equipment.
• Communicate abnormal results to the cardiologist promptly.
• Ensure documentation, billing, and records are completed.

Skills

Echocardiography procedures

Hemodynamic monitoring

Sterile technique

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Cardiovascular technology/ultrasound program with RDMS/RDCS

Job description

Equiliem seeks an Echocardiographer to perform cardiac ultrasound procedures, including 2-D, M-Mode, color flow, stress echo, TEE, and Doppler studies. The role requires assisting physicians, obtaining patient history, and ensuring proper equipment setup and cleanup.

Responsibilities include documenting studies, storing digital acquisitions, and communicating abnormal findings to the cardiologist. Candidates should meet licensure and ongoing education requirements, with a focus on patient safety